Purple Rain is the sixth studio album by American recording artist Prince, the first to feature his band the Revolution, and is the soundtrack to the 1984 film of the same name. It was released on June 25, 1984 by Warner Bros. In the United States the album debuted at No. 11 on the Billboard 200 the week of July 14, 1984 with approximately . million copies sold. After four weeks on chart, it reached No. 1 on August 4, 1984.

Rising on a wave of synths and breathy sax, the album unfolds with electric guitar arpeggios and undulating vocal swells, unwrapping a dense psychedelic arrangement grounded by clattering acoustic drum patterns and the ephemeral soars of Cheek’s voice. Reversed audio swells in track endings and beginnings obscure vocal content, exploring the same track from multiple angles and with different meanings.

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L’Rain is a perilously busy record that’s open but not begging to be parsed. Sometimes it feels too cerebrally insular, like a barely-curated diary with all the scribbles and rough drafts springing out from the margins. Most of the album seems to hover in a haze levitated by the haunt of Cheek’s voice, whether it’s manipulated to sound removed and choral, or delayed and reversed as a noise element. Either way, the effects often render her lyrics murky and the entire album can slip by without a discernible phrase

Time is twisted on L’Rain, the debut release by L’Rain (Taja Cheek), a t, songwriter, tape manipulator and vocalist from Brooklyn. Rising on a wave of synths and breathy sax, the album unfolds with electric guitar arpeggios and undulating vocal swells, unwrapping a dense psychedelic arrangement grounded by clattering acoustic drum patterns and the ephemeral soars of Cheek’s voice. Reversed audio swells in track endings and beginnings obscure vocal content, exploring the same track from multiple angles and with differ-ent meanings.